Intensive formats
Intensive German Language Course
Two ways to move faster: full-day classroom programmes in Thodupuzha that cover a level in six to nine weeks, and a focused 30-day B2 exam fast-track for learners who already have B1.
- B2 fast-track
- 25 working days
- Daily
- 1.5 hrs online
- One-on-one
- Available
- Eligibility
- B1 level
30-day B2 fast-track
30-Day B2 Fast-Track
A time-bound exam preparation programme for learners who already have B1-level German and need B2 for a university, nursing or work pathway.
- Schedule
- 1.5 hours a day, 25 working days (about 30 calendar days)
- Mode
- Live online · one-on-one classes available
- Who it’s for
- B1 certificate holders or learners at B1 level
- Batch size
- Maximum 10 students
Curriculum
- Diagnostic test and module-wise plan
- B2 grammar review: Konjunktiv, passive, nominalisation, connectors
- Reading and listening under exam timing
- Forum posts and formal emails — corrected daily
- Presentation and discussion rehearsals in pairs
- Full mock exams with module-wise scores
Intensive means daily practice outside class too. Results depend on your starting level — we don’t promise guaranteed passes.
Fast-track results
Students who prepared in 30 days
Published B2 results from GCA students who took the 30-day online preparation.
B2B2 German exam
Hanna Eldho
B2 Speaking 63
30 days online preparation
B2B2 German exam
Haripriya
B2 Writing 65 · Listening 87
30 days online preparation
Intensive classroom
Full-day classroom programmes in Thodupuzha
For beginners and intermediate learners who want to progress quickly, the classroom programmes are intensive by design.
Check the next fast-track batch
Tell us your current level and target exam date.
Who is the 30-day B2 fast-track for?
Learners who already have B1-level German (certificate or equivalent) and need focused, time-bound B2 exam preparation.
What is the schedule?
Online, 1.5 hours a day for 25 working days — about 30 calendar days. One-on-one classes are also available.
Can a beginner join the intensive course?
Beginners should start with the regular A1 course. The classroom programmes (3.5–4 hours a day) are already intensive for learners who want to progress quickly.
Is a pass guaranteed?
No. Results depend on your starting level and practice. The programme gives you structured exam training, mock tests and individual feedback.
Next step
Talk to a German Course Counsellor
Tell us your goal and current level. A counsellor will recommend the right course, share the next batch dates and the current fee — no obligation.